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dan_uk_1984



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United Kingdom 2006 Range Rover Supercharged 4.2 SC V8 Tonga Green

antoniasdad wrote:
delsilencio wrote:
No problems with the BMW 4.4 engine(with or without flash lube) because it has hardened valve seats. Later Jag engine hasn't and so the valves will engrave the seats and that will force trouble (even with or without flash lube).


So, does this suggest that an unmolested BMW-engined FFRR will make a great candidate for a new LPG conversion?

I'm looking at LPG as my only affordable route into FFRR ownership ...

Thanks for any advice.


No problems with the BMW V8 at all. It's a tried and tested conversion, not just in the RR. 
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Great, thanks! Graham

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